It is still the dream of patients with diabetes and diabetologists to be able to monitor glucose
changes in the human body over prolonged periods of time without hurting the patients, ie …

Aim of this review was to describe the main technologies for non-invasive glucose
monitoring and the corresponding most relevant devices. The review tries to overcome the …

Diabetes mellitus (DM) is a very common disease which, if a good glycemic control is not
achieved, can lead to serious chronic complications such as cardiovascular disease …

Glucose monitoring devices represent an exciting frontier in diabetes research. Great efforts
have been dedicated to the development of non-invasive glucose monitoring devices, which …

Real‐time continuous glucose monitors using subcutaneous needle‐type sensors continue
to develop. The limitations of currently available systems, however, include time lag behind …

Background and aims Blood glucose monitoring is very important for individuals with
diabetes due to its rate determining role in medication strength adjustment and observation …

This paper presents the current state of the art of noninvasive glucose monitoring. In recent
years, we can observe constant increase in the incidence of diabetes. About 40% of all …

Focuses on the role of non-invasive glucose sensors and improved informatics in diabetes
management. Groups developing or investigating non-invasive blood glucose …

John Whitehead, grandson of the founder of the world's largest clinical laboratory instrument
company (Technicon Instruments), was visibly excited. The year was 1982, and the picture …

Background: The main concern in noninvasive (NI) glucose measurement is achieving high
accuracy readings, although no blood (or other fluid) is involved in the process. Using …